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  • A set of 250 throws with average of 9.56 in a fair d20 has a probability of about 0.5% to occur, so in 17 sets there is about a 8% chance to happen if you dice were fair according to binomial distribution. This means there is a 92% chance that your die is unfair. usually a confidence of >95% is needed for science but for home i think is enough to declare a dice unfair.

    This calculation only says if the die is unfair, not how much unfair.

  • With one die we can calculate the probability of getting that result and compare it to a distribution of fair dice, that gives us a probability of 0.24% that the average of 100 rolls of a 20 sided fair die is 8.88 or lower.

    Knowing op rolled 17 dice (17 sets of 100) we can calculate the probability of that even happening with fair dice to be around 4% meaning very likely that die is unfair.

    At least this is how i think this goes